Question 16413 — higher education

Summary

Ms. Anne-Cécile Violland draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty to the lack of status and remuneration of veterinary students during their years of clinical training. While students from national veterinary schools actively participate in the operation of university veterinary hospital centers from the fourth year and practice full time in In the fifth and sixth years, they do not benefit from any specific status recognizing their contribution to healthcare activities, unlike human medicine students. This situation leads students carrying out full days of clinical practice, night shifts and compulsory on-call duties to carry out these missions without remuneration. At the same time, medical students receive progressive remuneration from their first hospital years and benefit from a supervised regulatory status. This difference in treatment appears all the more difficult to justify since veterinary students reach, in the sixth year, a level of autonomy already allowing them to provide veterinary replacements under the so-called “green card” regime, while some have already defended their thesis. This lack of recognition statutory and financial conditions contribute to the precariousness of some students, forced to carry out additional salaried activity during nights and weekends in order to finance their studies. Consequently, she asks him if the Government is considering the creation of a specific status for clinical veterinary students, inspired by that of externs in human medicine, including in particular regulatory recognition. of their hospital missions as well as remuneration adapted to their level of responsibility and their effective contribution to the public service of veterinary education.

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